London’s housing crisis is forcing employees to quit their jobs and making it difficult for firms to recruit staff, according to a new survey by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). The business organisation said 28 per cent of the 176 leading firms in the capital who responded said that some of their employees had left…

Eight years ago, an 11-year-old girl called Darcy Wells trundled off a playing field at Chelsea’s Cobham training ground and looked up to see one of her heroes standing by the touchline. ‘John Terry,’ she smiles. ‘He sometimes came over to watch training. He pulled me to the side and said he could see me…

If you’re looking for a unique hotel experience, capsule and pod hotels may be the way to go. A growing number of pod hotels, in which guests sleep in a small area, often encapsulated, are popular in Japan. They’re even gaining some ground globally in places like Beijing and London. CNBC recently experienced a premium…

Horrifying footage shows an « intoxicated » driver speeding the wrong way down a motorway, causing a huge smash that killed a young mum. Guillermo Suarez, 31, was charged with intoxication manslaughter and driving while intoxicated following the crash, which claimed the life of Amberly McCray, 23. The camera shows the Nissan Armada driving into oncoming traffic…

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images The EU’s tough new data law, GDPR, comes into effect on May 25. During in Q1 2018 earnings call, Facebook executives said they expect the impact to be minimal. But it still poses a significant risk for the social networking firm, and European privacy advocates seem certain to…

Facebook rechnet mit einem Dämpfer für sein Geschäft durch die EU-Datenschutzverordnung. Im laufenden Quartal werde die Zahl monatlich und täglich aktiver Nutzer in Europa voraussichtlich stagnieren oder leicht zurückgehen, teilte das Unternehmen mit. Der Grund sei die Einführung der neuen Regeln am 25. Mai. Wenn viele Mitglieder die striktesten Einstellungen für mehr Datenschutz wählen, könne…

The United Kingdom is planning a big investment in artificial intelligence technologies in a deal worth nearly £1 billion, or about $1.3 billion. The U.K. government said Thursday that part of its multi-year AI investment–about £300 million, or more than $400 million–would come from U.K.-based corporations and investment firms and those located outside the country.…